The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-08
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. Flour less active and
rather weak; receipts, 22,104 brls; exports, e.
962 brls and 49, 757 sacks; sales, II, 500 brls.
Wheat easier; receipts, 54.4s0 bu; ex-
ports. 121.123 bu; sales, 2,216000 bu
futures and 100000 bu spot; No. 2
spring, 94c; No. 1 Northern, 94ac; ungraded
spring, S3a al $780, uneraded red, s7096ac; No.
red, 97aac; No. 2 red. 90 0934c in elevator, 940
94sc aioat; No. red, e6lc; No. l white. 93c;
extra red, 95ac; No. red. January. 9ls a 923c.
closing at &c. February. 92s a $3.50. closing at
93c; March, 94a 94ac closing at 94ae; April. $50
96ac, closing at CSC; May. 97o97 5.16c. closing
At 97tc; june, 97s q 97tc. closing at 97sc; July,
est 098 Bloc closing at oslo: August 98s a este.
closing at $780, September, 80 099ac, closing at
994c
Corn-Spot firm and fairly active for export;
options opened steady, later declined ] "a &c, clos
ing steadier; receipts GA, 1873 bu; exports. 81 AGA
blu; sales, 472000 bu futures and 200 600 bu spot;
ungraded. 47047ac; No. 3, 461c new, 46ac old;
steamer. 46s 46ac in elevator, 47a 04Sc afoat;
No. 2, 4sac t. o. b.. Ale in elevator, 4sac afoat;
closing at 479c; February, 481 a 484c. closing at
AISLE; May, 51a 05lac, closing at sligo.
Oats moderately active; receipts, 81. $50 bu;
exports, 100 blu; mixed Western, sc a SIC; white
Western, 80 a 43c
Hay quiet.
Hops steady and demand light
Coffee-Fair Rio firm at 15c; options steady
but less active; sales. $1,000 bags: January
March and April, 1925 ola 30c; May, 1890
-. 35c. Sugar steadier: fair to good refining,
4 04ac; refined. quiet Molasses steady. Rice
firm.
Tallow firm at 8 16c.
Eggs easier and less active; receipts LIS
packages: Western fresh, 80 a 33c.
Wool quiet and barely steady; domestic fleece
300 38c, pulled, IA a 35c; Texas, 9022c.
Pork quiet aud barely steady. Cut meats frm
picked bellies. g. 06sc, picked hams, Ole; md
dies dull and nominal. Lard lower and fairly
active Western steam. spot. 6.624c; January.
6 SO 06. SAC; February. 6 STA 6 9Oc; March. 6 %
06.98c; April. 7030705c May. 7l001l3c;
June, I17072 0c; city steam. G. SOC.
Butter quiet but Arm; Western, 12028c
Elgin creamery, 33c.
CHICAGO, JAM THE trading in wheat
was rather listless to day and fluctuations were
quoted wheat dull with poor demand and
prices shade lower. There was considerable
selling, particularly on Eastern account, while
| ''shorts" covered moderately freely. The ex-
| port clearings aggregated 284, 900 bushels, but
these were not large enough to satisfy the ma
| iority of operators, who had looked for very
liberal clearances. Receipts continue up to
| about the usual average. May wheat opened at
85sc, touched the extremes of 85sc and 854c, and
| closed at the opening figures. The corn market
was quite dull. The opening was easier at 42c
for May, but rallied 40sc, and closed at the
best figures of the day. The receipts were fair
| and the shipments moderate. Oats were dull
and featureless Provisions moderately
active and unsettled. The market opened firm
| for mess pork, with May delivery at $l2 rs per
bril- and advanced to $12 so, but fell off steadily
and closed at $1247a Lard ruled 507Ac % 100
| TBS lower Short ribs were 10012ac ~ 100
Tbs lower. The leading futures ranged as fol-